Work-life balance, opportunities for learning more skills.
might be a bit harder to get ahead compared to other companies
It was an on-campus placement for M.E. people. There was a direct technical interview round and then a HR round. Technical: Mostly about structures, linked lists, const char *p and char const *p difference, big endian and little endian, etc.
The interview process was very unorganized and not relevant to the job applied for. It dragged on for well over a month to complete all the steps. Timelines for the next steps were often missed, and little communication was provided during the proces
I was interviewed virtually for a career restart program. The questions were really tough and outside my technology skills. They say they are ready to welcome people with career gaps, but the interviewer wasn't even bothered to consider the lack of c
It was an on-campus placement for M.E. people. There was a direct technical interview round and then a HR round. Technical: Mostly about structures, linked lists, const char *p and char const *p difference, big endian and little endian, etc.
The interview process was very unorganized and not relevant to the job applied for. It dragged on for well over a month to complete all the steps. Timelines for the next steps were often missed, and little communication was provided during the proces
I was interviewed virtually for a career restart program. The questions were really tough and outside my technology skills. They say they are ready to welcome people with career gaps, but the interviewer wasn't even bothered to consider the lack of c